During the UK-Ireland summit in Liverpool, Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin discussed his country's readiness to assist in peacekeeping in Ukraine if hostilities cease. He underscored that any involvement would prioritize sustainable peace rather than military deterrence. Following a cabinet decision to amend Ireland's Triple Lock, peacekeeping efforts may proceed without a UN mandate. Martin praised British Prime Minister Keir Starmer for his leadership in forming a European coalition for peace, while he also expressed disagreement with concerns raised about arms production in Northern Ireland for Ukraine.
Mr Martin emphasized Ireland's willingness to participate in peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine if there’s a ceasefire, prioritizing the need for durable peace.
He praised UK PM Keir Starmer's approach to forming a coalition for peace, asserting Ireland's openness to contribute as a peacekeeping force under the right conditions.
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